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Our tunnel boring machine, Lise Enjalbert, and its team have achieved a crucial milestone with the second breakthrough at the future Blagnac station.

In Libourne, the Works & Services teams of Eiffage Construction deliver a new agency to Crédit Agricole de Libourne, carried out in design-build, including rehabilitation and extension.

Having fitted 100% of its service areas with electric charging points, APRR motorways are taking a new strategic step to support the growth of electric mobility. The Eiffage Group concessionaire is expanding its network by equipping around 20% of its rest areas in partnership with Allego. The aim? To meet the growing needs of electric vehicle drivers and accelerate the reduction of the motorways’ carbon footprint.  

Eiffage, through its German subsidiaries Eiffage Infra-Bau and SEH, has won in a consortium with Mostostal Kraków, the contract from the city of Nuremberg in Germany, to replace two bridges positioned in line with each other as well as the associated access roads. The contract is worth a total €110 million (Eiffage share: €95 million).

More than a hundred employees and partners are currently mobilized on the Atlantique high-speed line, in the Vendôme area, on behalf of SNCF Réseau.

Our Eiffage Génie Civil Marine teams have finalized the construction of three new service quays, each measuring 20m x 12m.

In the 1st arrondissement of Paris, our teams delivered the Marché Saint-Honoré, an 18,000 m² office complex located on Place du Marché Saint-Honoré. Undertaken by Eiffage Construction as general contractor, one of the challenges of this project was its dense and partially occupied urban environment.

Campus AI has announced Eiffage as the general contractor for the construction of a high-voltage electrical substation and shared infrastructure on its Fouju Campus in a contract worth more than €120 million. This announcement marks the beginning of the project’s operational phase and confirms one of Campus AI’s commitment to deploy world-class artificial-intelligence infrastructure in France, made at the Choose France 2025 summit.

Winner of the Inventons la Métropole du Grand Paris 2 call for projects dedicated to urban innovation and the conversion of complex sites, Eiffage Immobilier announced the delivery of Campus du Parc, the new De Vinci Higher Education site, officially handed over to the teams on 22 May following the go-ahead from the safety committee. This 18,000 m2 project had two goals: give a second life to an iconic building and meet growing higher education needs through an innovative, sustainable, and bespoke campus.  

The Jeanne Marvig tunnel boring machine (TBM) has successfully completed its second breakthrough, breaking through the diaphragm wall of the future Fontaine Lumineuse station.

Eiffage, through its subsidiary Eiffage Métal, and Arabelle Solutions, a subsidiary of EDF, signed a 12-year partnership agreement for the manufacturing of modules and metallic frames for condensers dedicated to future heat exchangers for several nuclear power plants projects in France and Europe.

Eiffage, through its subsidiary Eiffage Énergie Systèmes, is building four solar power plants and connecting them to the grid on behalf of MASEN (Moroccan Agency for Sustainable Energy) for the NOOR Atlas programme in Morocco.

Clermont Auvergne Métropole’s wastewater treatment plant has just taken a major step forward in its energy transition with the commissioning of a dedicated solar power system. This turnkey project (EPC contract), carried out by Eiffage Énergie Systèmes, had all reservations lifted in mid-April. It demonstrates how technical innovation and the combined expertise of its teams can contribute to both energy efficiency and industrial performance. 

Eiffage, through Eiffage Énergie Systèmes’ German subsidiary Salvia, reached on 28 April 2026 an agreement to acquire a 74.9% stake in Hand & Werk, a company specialising in data centre projects in Germany, operating under the DC Blue brand. 

Given its strong growth in Europe and a record-high order book in the first quarter, Eiffage confirms its outlook and continues its growth strategy.